The Facebook page said that wasn’t accurate. And even if it was, they supposedly found it while in a plane as far as I know. People seem to want this to be foul play so bad. Unfortunately, they were young adults who made a series of poor decisions. Jmo
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The Facebook page said that wasn’t accurate. And even if it was, they supposedly found it while in a plane as far as I know. People seem to want this to be foul play so bad. Unfortunately, they were young adults who made a series of poor decisions. Jmo
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Maybe the ex was stalking them or saw the snapchat uploads.
he would have to have some amazing timing skills. I don’t think people realize how much time it takes to get a boat in the water. It happened so fast. From the snapchats to the phone calls to mom was a matter of what, 15 min?
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They saw it from the air I thought? I just wonder why so many ppl feel there was foul play when two people ventured out with no lights and no life jackets, under the influence in rough waters. I know the domestic violence background but I think it would have been extremely hard for anyone to find them mid-voyage that night or wait for them at the Lighthouse without being spotted.
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I must have misunderstood that Austin and dad were not on a boat but in a plane. My apologies.
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from a may 2019 story...
"Compagnone said lead investigator Detective Randy Silvestri, who works out of the state police Troop E barracks in Montville, said there’s still “very much an active, ongoing investigation” into McKenna’s disappearance."
State drops charges against former boyfriend of missing Groton woman
"Compagnone said lead investigator Detective Randy Silvestri, who works out of the state police Troop E barracks in Montville, said there’s still “very much an active, ongoing investigation” into McKenna’s disappearance."
State drops charges against former boyfriend of missing Groton woman
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Bumping for Sofia as we pass the second anniversary of her disappearance...
the thing with snapchat is her account probably got hacked by some scammers trying to steal money.
i know a couple of my friends that got hacked, and they dm me askin to borrow money. Acting like ita really my friend in need of borrowing money but its really the hacker.
The boat dod NIT have mast. It had been donated to UCONN and had sat unused - no mast . rudder board or paddles with the craft.
Why do you say that about the " current" there are many factors involved- tides, wind, type of object, buoyancy, influence of converging currents from rivers etc.etc that will impact its drift.
There is no evidence her account was hacked- and in fact the posts were made from his phone not hers. Your think someone hacked her account and posted a picture of her? I don't know what you base you knowledge abut ocean "currents" on but there are numerous factors that come into play including tides, wind, buoyancy of the object, impact of converging currents from rivers etc. The Ocean (or sound in this case) does strange things.
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Good Morning everyone,
WS member caitlinflynn has been verified as a journalist and also as a case insider in Sofia's case.
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WS member caitlinflynn has been verified as a journalist and also as a case insider in Sofia's case.
Verified case insiders are not required to provide links to what they state as fact about a case, but in all other respects they must post in accordance with The Rules. It is up to members to determine how much weight they wish to assign to information provided by a VI. If you disagree with something they state however, you may respectfully ask questions, but do not argue or bicker with them, or challenge them.
There was no mast on the boat. It had been donated to UCONN and had sat there unused for some time.
The boat was recovered on Long Island. Her companion was located 9 dys later by a man fishing.
I am not sure why you say that abut Spencer's body. There are many factors involved- current, wind, tides. The location is not at all "suspicious".
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DNA drive hopes to solve Connecticut missing person cases
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — It was Memorial Day weekend in 2018 when Sofia McKenna went sailing with a friend and never returned home.
It was a tragedy that took her friend’s life, and has left Sofia McKenna’s mother wondering where her daughter is to this day.
“[It’s] so tough,” Michelle McKenna said. “Very tough.”
A new effort hopes to help bring closure to these families by using DNA.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — It was Memorial Day weekend in 2018 when Sofia McKenna went sailing with a friend and never returned home.
It was a tragedy that took her friend’s life, and has left Sofia McKenna’s mother wondering where her daughter is to this day.
“[It’s] so tough,” Michelle McKenna said. “Very tough.”
A new effort hopes to help bring closure to these families by using DNA.